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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Your academic records appear to be reasonable. Universities abroad have different yardsticks and you will have check with each one of them to find out eligibility. To me, it appears that there should be no problem.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
US is not a good option, unless you get into a very good university. For your desired program, you can opt for Australia, Canada and Germany. You can check the skilled occupation list of each country to check skills and professions in demand.
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Contributor-Level 10
The cost of a Masters varies anywhere from AUD 20,000/- to about 25,000/- depending on the course and University per year. The cost of living is about AUD 18,000/- per year. So, on the higher side, total will be about AUD 90,000/- for the total course which in INR is about 45 lacs.
All the best.
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Scholar-Level 17
With the current changes, a drop of 50% is already been observed in the application to USA. With the suggested changes in no work visa for spouses of H1 B holders, it would be difficult to study or work. Until the final verdict on it comes on paper, it's not a hot destination as of now.
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